معرفی
Julie Zadinsky serves as Interim Chair and Professor in the Department of Nursing Science at Augusta University's College of Nursing. Holding a Ph.D. in Nursing from the Medical College of Georgia (1992), she actively contributes to academic leadership, teaching graduate-level nursing courses, and advancing nursing scholarship.
Education:
- Ph.D., Nursing, Medical College of Georgia, 1992
- MS, Nursing, University of California, San Francisco, 1977
- BSN, Nursing, Texas Christian University, 1973
Her research centers on nursing science with emphasis on qualitative and mixed methods methodologies, evidence-based practice implementation, and healthcare technology integration. She pioneered the Healthcare and Technology Synergy (HATS) model to bridge clinical practice and research, particularly in vascular access contexts. Additional expertise includes clinical teamwork assessment and parental perception studies in primary care settings, addressing critical gaps in resource-constrained environments.
Analysis of her 2013-2018 publications reveals consistent thematic focus on developing practical frameworks for technology adoption in healthcare. Key trends include methodological innovation in resource-limited research settings, measurement tool development for clinical teamwork, and patient-centered care models. Her work demonstrates strong translational impact, connecting theoretical nursing science to bedside practice through comparative effectiveness research.
Scientific Awards:
- Faculty Senate Award for Outstanding Faculty of the Year (2018)
- Award for Excellence in Mentoring, Sigma Theta Tau (2016)
- 5-Year Service Certificate, Augusta University (2016)
- IRB Service Recognition (2016)
- Dean's Award of Achievement (2015)
As Chair of the PhD Program & Admissions Committee, Dr. Zadinsky mentors doctoral candidates through dissertation research (NURS 9300) and independent studies. Her editorial roles include Associate Editor for the Journal of Health and Human Experience and reviewer for Nursing Outlook and International Journal of Nursing Studies. Institutional service spans Graduate Council membership, CON Outcomes Assessment Committee leadership, and IRB oversight, reflecting her commitment to academic governance and research ethics.
